Manufactured Housing Financing
With the country facing a shortage of affordable homes, manufactured housing provides a solution for borrowers ready to purchase. Whether a borrower is taking one of the most affordable paths to homeownership, or a more attainable alternative to site-built homes, Fannie Mae offers options to help a range of customers achieve the dream of homeownership.
Why Choose Conventional Financing?
MH mortgages
| Standard MH For traditional single- and multi-width manufactured homes. |
MH Advantage For homes built to appeal to site-built borrowers. |
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| Minimum down payment | 5% | 3% |
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Must be titled as real property |
Yes | Yes |
| Design | Traditional single- and multi- width homes. | Multi- width homes with features similar to site-built homes. See Home Specs |
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Appraisals |
Must include a minimum of two manufactured home comps. Additional requirements for single-width MH. | Must use MH Advantage comps if available. May use site-built comps if MH Advantage comps are unavailable. |
| LLPA | 0.50% | N/A |
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MI Coverage |
Varies from site-built homes. | Consistent with site-built homes. |
See the MH Product Matrix for more information about MH Advantage and Standard MH Financing.
Helpful Resources
Homeownership Education
To qualify for purchase loans with an LTV greater than 95%, homeownership education will be required for at least one borrower, when all occupying borrowers are first-time homebuyers. Fannie Mae HomeView™, which provides a clear view into the homeownership process, can be used to satisfy the homeownership education requirement.
Learn more about homeownership education.